Dear
Pam:
I
am in a slow class and get bored to death
going over everything so often. What shall
I do?
Bored
Bertha
Dear
Bored Bertha:
If
you really know the work that is being
repeated for students who haven't caught
on, ask your teacher if you may undertake
an extra project to keep you occupied.
There is too much to be learned in ever
subject to allow yourself to become bored.
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Latin
Club elected officers during its last
meeting. President is Bonnie Boone, Vice
President, JoAnn Ross, Secretary, Judy
Reding, Treasurer, Jimmy Moll, Chaplain,
Joyce Gillingham. A historian will be
voted on at the next meeting, which will
be the third Wednesday in November.
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The
Glee Club is really off to a good start.
Not only with singers, but lyric writers,
too.
The
other day as the club was singing Return
to Sorento, Mrs. Weidley asked that a verse
be repeated. Several members said it didn't
sound right to sing the same words twice,
so Mrs. Weidley suggested they write new
verses. This they did, and some pretty good
ones, too.
The
talented lyric writers are Shirley Smith,
Bob Reynolds and Joanne Engle.
SCADS
OF FADS
New
slumber party hits are "Pop Pajamas",
with the uniform number of your football
hero on the back. You can put the numbers
on with iron-on tape.
Drawing
a dashound at the end of letter is back
again. It means, "So Long!"
The
latest way of saying the party, evening,
or romance is over, is "It's been
a hunk of heaven, but I think I'll jump
for earth."
A
new insult is, "Your mother must
have bought you with green stamps."
"What
planet are you from?" means everybody
but you knows.
A
cute definition of a hot-dog is, "The
only animal that feeds the hand that bites
it!"
Shirley
Baldwin
7
- 1 ELECTS CHAIRMAN
Jan
Kyle is the chairman of the Magazine Drive
for 7-1. Dan Rock will be his assistant.
7-1
has high hopes of selling the most magazines.
This same section set a record for the
Red Cross Drive, and has the top Kilt
salesman, Nathan Oxhandler, to set the
pace.
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Dear
Pam:
I
like a certain boy very much. The only trouble
is that he's going steady with my best friend.
How can I win this boy and keep the friendship
of the girl?
Miss
Hopeful
Dear
Miss Hopeful:
Ever
hear of cattle rustling and the punishment
handed out for this crime? Keep your greedy
little paws off the other girl's fellow!
Of course, if he starts looking for a greener
pasture, you might be slightly available. |
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Dear
Pam:
I
am in a lot of activities and like it, but
I don't have enough time to study as much
as I should. If I stop my activities I won't
have as many friends and won't be in the
right group.
DumbFounded
Dear
Dumbfounded:
You'd
better make a smart decision or you'll end
up in the same grade indefinitely. In which
case, your playmates will get younger and
younger.
What
you need is more activity from the neck
up, and I don't mean eating! |
